Lepro 12V LED Strip Light, Flexible, SMD 2835, 300 LEDs, 32.8ft Tape Light for Home, Kitchen, Party, Christmas and More, Non-Waterproof, Warm White, Pack of 2(Not Include Power Adapter)

Bright, Beautiful, Warm-White Light – Great for 3D Printers and similar devices.
“Wow, Heck yeah!” – The first words out of my mouth after turning them on.I was just stopping by to pick up more and decided to leave a review. These have become my go-to white LED strip. I originally bought these to illuminate my 3D printer enclosure; they are so nice, it wasn’t long before all my machines got them. Its convenient that being a 12V strip, they can wire directly to the power supply of my 12v machines. Otherwise I just run them on 1-2A 12V wall warts from the thrift shop. I’ve found so many convenient uses for these that I am picking up another spool just to have on-hand.I obviously really like these, but if I had to complain about something it would be that the adhesive is not uniformly laminated to the strip. The adhesive itself is great, but there are many spots where the strip bunches up and the adhesive forms a bridge/gap (see pictures). No biggie though, i just make sure to run a razor across those before peeling the adhesive liner off. This allows the strip to lay flat against the application surface.Great light and great deal for the price!

Pretty nice, but there is definitely a little bit of green in the warm white glow
I bought this because our house has cathedral ceilings in both the living area and in one of the bedroom suites we’ve repurposed as a home office — and both have wall dividers that I suppose were intended as decoration and pot-shelves. (We’re leaving them bare because dusting up there is a pain.) Nevertheless, the top-side of these room dividers is perfect for LED strip installation to serve as energy efficient indirect lighting. Just lay the strips along the top of the divider and it reflects back down from the ceiling and off nearby supporting walls.Anyway, these rolls are very inexpensive (eight bucks for 5 meters currently) and dead easy to install. I’d say that if you have particular fitting needs, you might need extra connectors and splicers. For us, for the kitchen / living room divider, it has a 90-degree bend between one segment and the other, so for that I’m going to cut the strip and put a 90-degree connector in there for the corner. Recommended additional items: Be sure to get a 12v power supply, and I also recommend a dimmer. Depending on how close power is positioned, you may also need 12v extension cables and/or splitters. There are simple dimmers that go between the power supply and the strip. I’m also trying one of the RF ones with a remote and it works pretty well with another bright blue LED strip I put in the home office area (there, a dimmer is a must, because at full brightness, the blue hurts the eyes).Even though there is a detectable amount of green in the ‘warm white’ (hence the one star deduction), it’s not bad and does a nice job of providing extra illumination for not that many watts burned. We’re already looking at several other locations in our house that could benefit from these LED strips.

I have bought several reels of these strips for various purposes. The pictures show a strip of these in an 80s sideboard, in these pictures they are running at 20% brightness using a driver matched to the number of LEDs installed in this particular unit (to dim them, the driver must match within around 30%). They stick well to varnished surfaces like these but not so well to raw surfaces like wood or cardboard. The third picture shows a group of 3 (they can be cut off in groups of 3) inside a children’s construction project and as can be seen, they have come unstuck.The final two pictures show these lights installed in an inset model of the Grand Canyon within a little side table. The batteries for this number of bulbs have lasted 2 years with intermittent use.

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